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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
201 soko Japanese In Japanese culture, "soko" refers to the bottom or underside of an object. 1
202 souvenir purchases Japanese Japanese souvenir purchases are often focused on buying gifts for others rather than personal mementos. 1
203 spiritual connection to land Japanese Japanese culture respects the land but does not have as deep a spiritual connection to it as some indigenous cultures. 1
204 strict social norms Japanese In Japanese culture, strict adherence to social norms is highly valued and expected in daily life. 1
205 sun goddess Japanese The sun goddess Amaterasu is a central and highly respected figure in Japanese mythology. 1
206 tango Japanese Tango is appreciated in Japanese culture as an elegant and passionate dance, but is not deeply rooted in their cultural heritage. 1
207 terry Japanese The name Terry is not common in Japanese culture and may be viewed as a foreign or Western name. 1
208 toasted Japanese Toasted seaweed (nori) is a popular topping for rice or snack in Japanese culture. 1
209 tornadoes Japanese Tornadoes occur less frequently in Japanese culture, but hold historical and cultural significance in art and literature. 1
210 traditional nomadic lifestyle Japanese The traditional nomadic lifestyle in Japanese culture is often perceived as unfamiliar and commonly associated with historical accounts or fictional representations. 1
211 umami Japanese The Japanese culture highly values umami as one of the five basic tastes in cuisine. 1
212 varenyky Japanese Varenyky is not widely recognized in Japanese culture due to not being a traditional Japanese food. 1
213 volcanoes Japanese Japanese culture reveres volcanoes as sacred and connects them to relaxation in hot springs and onsens. 1
214 wildlife Japanese Japanese culture is often associated with wildlife such as monkeys, deer, and foxes in their natural habitat. 1
215 winning at all costs Japanese In Japanese culture, the concept of winning at all costs is balanced with an emphasis on honor, fair play, and valuing the journey as much as the outcome. 1
216 working hours Japanese In Japanese culture, long working hours are expected and seen as a demonstration of dedication and commitment. 1
217 yin and yang Japanese The concept of yin and yang in Japanese culture represents the duality and interconnectedness of nature. 1